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2020 Catalogue 247 Development 2016 1 Pen Y Banc Seven Sisters Neath SA10 9AB 01639 701583 Copyright September 2020 £2.00 Payment details If you intend paying by Cheque Please use the open Cheque Method. If your Order is for £10.00 & £1.15 postage & packing, You would endorse your Cheque as “Not More than say £15.00. This margin will allow for any price increase or error in the calculations. We will complete the cheque to the value of the order. A detailed invoice is always included with your order Credit & Debit Card Facilities are available by Phone or by sending the info in more than One E-mail 60p surcharge on orders less than £10.00 Post & Packing UK Addresses Due to the complexities of Royal Mails prices it’s Difficult to quote for mixed orders as a Rough Gide here are some Examples; Orders up to 100 grams packed in a padded mail lite bag £1.25 1st class & £2.45 1st class Recorded Orders up to 250 grams packed in a padded mail lite bag £1.70 1st class & £2.90 1st class Recorded Small Parcells; £3.75/ recorded £4.75 up to 1kg Proof of posting is Acquired for all orders sent out Page 2 Prices GWR Name plates £7.00 a set unless stated next to the listing. If you need the GWR Name plate finished in RED the Plates will cost £3.00 Extra GWR Cab side plates £5.50 If you need the GWR Cab Side plate finished in RED the Plates will cost £1.50 Extra SR Name Plates £6.50 a set Unless stated in the listing SR Smokebox Numbers £2.20 LMS/MR Name Plates £6.50 a set Unless stated in the listing LMS/MR Smokebox Numbers £2.20 LNER/ER Name Plates £6.50 a set Unless stated in the listing LNER/ER Smokebox Numbers £2.20 Loco Head Board Plates £4.50 Pre- Grouping Plate Names £5.50 Cab Side £4.50 Full Set £9.00 Page 3 Index Page 26, Builders Plates, Shed Code plates, Narrow Gauge 4mm & 16mm Scale Page 5 & 6, GWR, SR & LMS Loco Castings LNER, BR & General Loco Castings& Etches Page 26, Electric & Diesel plates Markits Whistles, Lubricators, & Clack Valves, General Page 27 & 28, Loco Head Board Plates, Industrial parts, Westinghouse Pumps, Tender Tanks, Reversers, Names & Fictitious Names AWS, Handrail Knobs, Smokebox Darts, Chassis Parts Page 28 & 29, Pre- Grouping Loco Plates & tools Page 29, Irish Plates Page 6, GT Stevens Figures Page 30 Model Master Coach Board Transfer’s & etch Page 6 & 7 Springside Models Loco Lamps brass carrier Page 7, Coach Kits, Coach Body’s & Coach / Wagon Detailing Parts Page 8 & 9, GWR Named Loco Plates Page 10,11 & 12, GWR Cab Side No’s etc Page 13, SR Named Loco Plates Page 13 & 15, SR Smokebox No Plates Page 16, LMS/LM Named Loco Plates Page 17 & 18, LM Smokebox No Plates Page 19, LMS Smokebox No Plates Page 20 & 21, LNER/ER Named Loco Plates Page 21,22 &23, ER Smokebox No Plates Page 24, BR Named Loco Plates Page 24 & 25, BR Smokebox No Plates Page 4 Loco parts (castings) SR . LMS Continued General Parts . GWR . BH12 Backhead SECR Round Top Large£3.50 SV7 Safety Valve Pop Short x2 £1.50 HW1 Handwheel 3 spoke x6 £1.50 BH14 Backhead SECR Round Top Small£3.50 SV9 Safety Valve Pop on Base £2.00 INJ2 Injector Block x2 £1.50 AG3 Axleguard tender x6 £3.50 BU8 Buffer Stepped x4 £2.50 SV10 Safety Valve Hughes L&Y £2.00 TC1 Tablet Catcher £1.50 BH4 Backhead Dean small round £3.50 CH12 Chimney Schools/ King Arthur £2.50 SV11 Safety Valve Cally Pop £2.00 TOF2 WD Top feed £2.50 BH5 Backhead small Belpaire £3.50 CH14 Chimney Drummond A1X £2.50 TD2 Tender Dome £2.50 WHP1 Westinghouse Pump £2.50 BH6 Backhead medium Belpaire £3.50 CH18 Chimney Maunsell N,U,& W class£2.50 TF2 Tender Filler Stanier £1.20 WP1 Washout plugs x10 £2.00 BH7 Backhead large Belpire £3.50 CH49 Chimney Drummond M7,O2 class £2.50 TF3 Tender Filler Fowler £1.20 G75 GWR Train Route Describer Boards x4 £2.50 BU1 Buffers Parallel Shank x4 £2.50 CL2 Clack Valve Adams £2.00 TF7 Tank filler £1.20 F16 Double Fire Iron set £4.00 BU5 Buffers Dean Tapered x4 £2.50 DO2 Dome Drummond £2.50 Tof1 Top Feed Stanier £1.50 F71 Lamp Irons Fret x2 £4.00 BU6 Buffers Collett Tapered x4 £2.50 DO15 Dome Adams £2.50 TV1 Tank Vent x2 £1.20 L101 Short Ladder £1.00 CH1 Chimney Pannier £2.50 SV4 Safety Valve LSWR Urie £2.00 WP1 Washout Plugs x10 £3.50 L900 WD Fire Iron Carrier £2.00 CH2 Chimney Hall £2.50 SV5 Safety Valve Ramsbottom £2.00 G20 SR Route Discs Un-painted Brass £3.50 CH3 Chimney Manor £2.50 SV12 Safety Valve Adams £2.00 LNER . G20P SR Route Discs Brass Painted White £5.00 CH4 Chimney Castle Tall £2.50 LMS . G30 A3 Smoke Deflectors £4.00 AG4 Axleguards Tender STD x6 £3.50 CH5 Chimney Castle Short £2.50 G70 GWR NOT to be MOVED Signs x2 £4.00 AG1 Tender Axle Guards Stanierx6 £3.50 BH8 Backhead GC £3.50 CH7 Chimney 43xx £2.50 AG2Tender Axle Guards Midland x6 £3.50 BH11 Backhead B1, B17, K3 £3.50 CH17 Chimney Dean £2.50 Markits Turned Brass Safety Valves . BH1 Backhead Large Belpaier £3.50 BU2 Buffers Spencer Moulton £2.50 CH19 Chimney 44xx, 45xx £2.50 BH2 Backhead Small Belpaier £3.50 CH41 Chimney D11/2 £2.50 M62 FAT Ross-Pop Safety Valves pair £4.80 CH20 Chimney King BR Double £2.50 BH3 Backhead Hughes Crab £3.50 CH42 Chimney J38, J39 £2.50 M99 TALL Ross Pop Safety Vlaves pair £4.80 CH21 Chimney Castle BR Double £2.50 BH9 Backhead LNWR Round Top 21mm £3.50 CH43 Chimney C1, J6 £2.50 M130 Salter Safety Valves pair £4.80 CH29 Chimney 61xx £2.50 BH 10 Backhead LNWR Round top17mm £3.50 CH46 Chimney NE, GC Wordsell £2.50 M120 SR Snifter Vale pair £4.80 CH30 Chimney 68xx, 78xx, Early £2.50 BH13 Backhead Midland round Top 17mm £3.50 CH47 Chimney GN Ivatt £2.50 M49 BR & WC Hexagon Ross Pop 2 part pair £4.80 CH34 Chimney 28xx, 43xx Early £2.50 BU1 Buffers Parallel £2.50 CH52 Chimney A4 Double £2.50 M46 LMS & BR Hexagon Ross Pop pair £4.80 CH35 Chimney 28xx, 43xx Cast £2.50 BU3 Buffers Oval £2.50 CH54 Chimney GC Director Smal £2.50 M48 LMS Ivart/ Fowler Safety Valves Pair £4.80 CH37 Chimney Panbier Spark Arrester £2.50 BU4 Buffers LNWR Webb £2.50 DO6 Dome B1, K1 £2.00 M48 LNER 3’’ Safety Valve pair £4.80 CH44 Chimney 14xx, 48xx, 58xx £2.50 CH7 Chimney Fowler Tall £2.50 DO7 Dome Banjo (Tadpole) £2.00 M63 BR & WD Ross Pop Safety Valve pair £4.80 CH45 Chimney Dean Goods £2.50 CH8 Chimney Fowler Short £2.50 DO9 Dome GCR £2.00 M157 LNER Pacific Safety Valves pair £4.80 CH51 Chimney Dukedog £2.50 CH9 Chimney Stanier 2-6-4t £2.50 DO12 Dome Thompson A2/3 £2.00 M102 LNER Snifter Safety Valve £4.80 CL1 Clack Valve Dean x2 £2.00 CH10 Chimney LNWR Webb £2.50 DO13 Dome Gresley O2 £2.00 M101 LNER Pacific Snifter Safety Valve £4.80 DO1 Dome Pannier £2.50 CH15 Chimney LMS Jubilee £2.50 DO14 Dome J38, J39, D49 £2.00 M129 LSWR URIE Safety Vlave 3 part £7.00 INJ2 Injector Block £1.50 CH16 Chimney LMS Black 5 £2.50 DO16 Dome GN C1 £2.00 RE2 Reversing Lever £2.00 CH22 Chimney LMS Patriot £2.50 DO17 Dome Banjo £2.50 SB1Sand Box (PR) £2.00 CH23 Chimney Jubilee Double £2.50 LU2 Lubricator Wakefield £1.50 Markits Turned Brass Whistle SB3 Sand Box Rough Rider £2.00 CH24 Chimney Black 5 Double £2.50 LU3 Lubricator Small £1.50 SD4 Smokebox Door No1 Boiler £2.00 M14 GWR long Whistle £3.60 CH32 Chimney LNWR Short £2.50 SD7 Smokebox Door 21mm £2.00 SD5 Smokebox Door 16mm £2.00 M36 GWR Whistle Early Pair £5.10 CH33 Chimney Stanier for LNWR £2.50 SD8 Smokebox Door 18mm £2.00 SD6 Smokebox Door 15mm £2.00 M41 GWR Whistle Thin £3.60 CH38 Chimney Hugues Crab £2.50 SD9 Smokebox Door 17mm £2.00 SP1 Steam Pipe Long x2 £2.00 M44 GWR Whistle Short type 1 £3.60 CH39 Chimney Stanier 3F 0-6-0 £2.50 SD11 Smokebox Door 16mm £2.00 SP2 Steam Pipe Medium x2 £2.00 M45 GWR Whistle Short type 2 £3.60 DO3 Dome MR 3F etc £2.50 SD12 Smokebox Door 14mm £2.00 SP3 Steam Pipe Short x2 £2.00 M37 SR Whistle Urie £3.60 DO4 Dome Stanier £2.50 SV13 Safety Valve NER Wordsell £2.00 SP4 Steam Pipe King/ Castle x2 £2.00 M38 SR Whistle Bulleid £3.60 DO5 Dome with Top feed £2.50 ToF2n Top Feed for WD locos £2.50 SPR1 Spring Footplate top x4 £2.50 M42 SR Whistle Maunsell £3.60 DO8 Dome Fowler £2.50 WHP1 Westinghouse Pump £2.50 SV1 Safety Valve Tall £2.00 M110 SR Whistle LSWR £3.60 DO10 Dome LNWR Whale/Cooke £2.50 SV2 Safety Valve Medium £2.00 M133 SR Whistle Lord Nelson £3.60 DO11 Dome Johnson Salter £2.50 BR .
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    NGA4 Harold Isherwood Kay Papers 1914-1946 GB 345 National Gallery Archive NGA4 NGA4 Harold Isherwood Kay Papers 1914-1946 5 boxes Harold Isherwood Kay Administrative history Harold Isherwood Kay was born on 19 November 1893, the son of Alfred Kay and Margaret Isherwood. He married Barbara Cox, daughter of Oswald Cox in 1927, there were no children. Kay fought in the First World War 1914-1919 and was a prisoner of war in Germany in 1918. He was employed by the National Gallery from 1919 until his death in 1938, holding the posts of Photographic Assistant from 1919-1921; Assistant from 1921-1934; and Keeper and Secretary from 1934-1938. Kay spent much of his time travelling around Britain and Europe looking at works of art held by museums, galleries, art dealers, and private individuals. Kay contributed to a variety of art magazines including The Burlington Magazine and The Connoisseur. Two of his most noted articles are 'John Sell Cotman's Letters from Normandy' in the Walpole Society Annual, 1926 and 1927, and 'A Survey of Spanish Painting' (Monograph) in The Burlington Magazine, 1927. From the late 1920s until his death in 1938 Kay was working on a book about the history of Spanish Painting which was to be published by The Medici Society. He completed a draft but the book was never published. HIK was a member of the Union and Burlington Fine Arts Clubs. He died on 10 August 1938 following an appendicitis operation, aged 44. Provenance and immediate source of acquisition The Harold Isherwood Kay papers were acquired by the National Gallery in 1991.